Composed of 25 distinct reference works, and regrouping more than 1200 prominent authors of various legal expertise, the IEL provides practical information and valuable insight into both national and international legal frameworks.

The IEL aims to respond to the growing need for comprehensive, up-to-date and readily available information on the most important legal disciplines in leading countries.

The IEL covers each legal discipline with penetrating country-by-country monographs, which describe how each national legal system governs specific fields of law.

These national monographs are supplemented, where relevant, with international or regional monographs which detail how supranational organisations may affect the field of law in question, or with monographs including an overview of the field from a comparative perspective.

These monographs are drafted by experts in each relevant field. The choice of authors is conducted by the general editor, the associate general editor and the editors with the help of an International Advisory Board, composed of eminent legal scholars from around the world.

                  Roger Blanpain, General editor                             Michele Colucci, Associate General Editor

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LEGAL NEWS

21 August 2008

European Commission

Research: Better access to scientific articles on EU-funded research: European Commission launches online pilot project

20 August 2008

European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions :

Big differences between wage increases in Europe


DOCUMENTS

Nº 58/2008 : 25 July 2008

Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-237/07 Janecek
Environment and consumers
WHERE THERE IS A RISK THAT THE LIMIT VALUES FOR PARTICULATE MATTER MAY BE EXCEEDED, PERSONS DIRECTLY CONCERNED CAN REQUIRE THE COMPETENT AUTHORITIES TO DRAW UP AN ACTION PLAN

Nº 57/2008 : 25 July 2008

Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-127/08 Metock e.a.
Citizenship of the Union
A NON-COMMUNITY SPOUSE OF A CITIZEN OF THE UNION CAN MOVE AND RESIDE WITH THAT CITIZEN IN THE UNION WITHOUT HAVING PREVIOUSLY BEEN LAWFULLY RESIDENT IN A MEMBER STATE

Nº 56/2008: 17 July 2008

Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-500/06 Corporación Dermoestética
Freedom to provide services
LEGISLATION RESUTLING IN A PROHIBITION OF ADVERTISEMENTS FOR MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENTS ON NATIONAL TELEVISION NETWORKS WHILE AT THE SAME TIME PERMITTING SUCH ADVERTISMENTS ON LOCAL NETWORKS IS CONTRARY TO COMMUNITY LAW

Nº 55/2008: 17 July 2008

Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-132/06 Commission / Italy
Taxation
THE COURT OF JUSTICE DECLARES THAT THE ITALIAN TAX AMNESTY FOR VAT IS UNLAWFUL

Nº 54/2008: 17 July 2008

Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-207/07 Commission / Spain
Freedom to provide services
BY MAKING THE ACQUISITION OF SHAREHOLDINGS IN UNDERTAKINGS IN THE ENERGY SECTOR AND OF CERTAIN OF THEIR ASSETS SUBJECT TO THE PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE NATIONAL ENERGY COMMISSION, SPAIN HAS INFRINGED COMMUNITY LAW

Nº 53/2008: 17 July 2008

Judgment of the Court of Justice in Case C-303/06 Coleman
Principles of Community law
COMMUNITY LAW PROTECTS AN EMPLOYEE WHO HAS SUFFERED DISCRIMINATION ON GROUNDS OF HIS CHILD'S DISABILITY


JUST PUBLISHED

The Future of Sports Law in the European Union: Beyond the EU reform Treaty and the White Paper
Roger Blanpain, Michele Colucci, Frank Hendrickx